The Cambridge directory 1884, Part 5

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Publication date: 1884
Publisher: W.A. Greenough,
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FOR FULL LIST OF COLLEGE OFFICERS, STUDENTS, ETC., SEE MISCELLANE- OUS DEPARTMENT.


AARON LEWIS (Aaron & Parker), cigar maker, 513 Main, house 40 Winsor Aaron Mary J., nurse, house 25 Mt. Auburn Aaron Moss, cigar maker, h. 10 Harrison Aaron & Parker (Lewis Aaron and Frederic C. Parker), cigars and tobacco, 513 Main [block, Main Aaronson Fred, coppersmith, h. 1 Rogers' Abajian Jacob, lumper, 162 Broadway, h. 110 Auburn


Abbot Anne W. Miss, bds. 23 Berkeley Abbot Ezra, Bussey Prof. of New Testa- ment Criticism and Interpretation H. U., house 23 Berkeley Abbot Francis E., teacher, h. 6 Larch Abbot George W., tobacco com. mer. (21 Central wharf, B.), lı. 294 Harvard Abbot Sophia L. Mrs., h. 294 Harvard Abbott Adeline Mrs., h. 25 Sparks-st., ct. Abbott Albion F., polisher, h. 4} Essex Abbott Brazilian C., coffin maker, 203 Bridge, house at South Boston


Abbott Chas. H., clerk, 148 North ave., bds. Porter's Hotel


Abbott Charles L., counsellor-at-law (48 Congress, room 22 B.), bds. 286 Pearl Abbott Edward Rev., pastor St. James church, house 11 Dana


Abbott Edward M. Mrs., h. 7 Chauncy Abbott Elizabeth C., wid. of Jesse B., h. rear 49 Clark


Abbott Ezra, building mover, h. 31 Winsor Abbott Frank E., express driver Adams Express (40 Court B.), bds. 31 Winsor Abbott Horatio N., engineer, 203 Bridge, house 154 Cambridge


Abbott John K., real estate (22 Tremont Row, B.), h. 8 Fairmont avenue Abbott John P., printer (Water, B.), house 431 Cambridge [169 Norfolk Abbott John W., foreman 573 Main, house Abbott Levi, machinist, h. 286 Pearl


Abbott Lucy K. Mrs., boarding-house, 5 Dickinson [Winsor Abbott S. Elizabeth, wid. of Chas. S., h. 32 Abbott Warren, at 203 Bridge, bds. 154 Cambridge


Abele Joseph, hairdresser, 337 Main, b. do. Abercrombie Bolling G. salesman, (Provi- dence, R. I.), bds. 26 Brattle


Abercrombie Sarah G., widow of Milo B., house 26 Brattle


Abercrombie Talulah G. Miss, teacher Lowell-st. primary school, b. 26 Brattle Abercrombie Winona Miss, teacher Cush- ing street primary school, boards 26 Brattle


FLORISTS,


P. O'BRIEN & SON 1


820 MAIN AND SO SPARKS STREETS.


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Aberle F., currier Müller Bros., boards. 440 North ave.


Aberle Henry, salesman, (88 North, B.), boards Mrs. Jacob Aberle's, off Eighth Aberle Jacob Mrs., house off Eightlı, near Spring [Spring


Aberle Jacob jr., cooper, h. Eightlı, corner Aberle John, cooper, boards Mrs. Jacob Aberle's, Eighth [Eighth Aberle Philip, boards Mrs. Jacob Aberle's, Abrahams Henry, cigar maker, h. 6 Decatur Abroe Mary A., widow of Francis, house 171 Franklin


Achenback Charles, shade painter, 15


Blanche, bds. 117 Harvard


Acheson Henry, laborer, h. 22 Pioneer ave. Ackman Arthur, molder, 356 Main


Ackman Otto, molder, 356 Main


Ackers Charles H., bookbinder, 7 Brattle, boards 16 Jay [16 Jay


Ackers John L. P., painter 460 Main, h. Adams Adelbert A., trav. salesman (24 Lincoln, B.), house 288} Broadway


Adams Asbury, molder, H. M. Bird, Pel- ham, bds. 166 Main


Adams Caroline M., widow of Reuben A. boards Porter's Hotel [Cambridge Adams Charles E., key finisher, house 110 Adams Charles J., deputy jailer and master House of Correction, Thorndike, cor. Third, house do.


Adams Charles O., fireman (P. O. Boston), house 58 Auburn [Charlestown Adams Chas. P., painter, B. & L. R.R., b. at Adams Charles W., bookkeeper W. P. Sar- gent & Co. (14 Sudbury, Boston), house 442 Broadway


Adams Ella M. Mrs., house 1 Pine


Adams Edward F., bookkeeper (39 Frank- lin, B.), house 89 Thorndike


Adams Ellen A., widow, house 5l Green Adams Fred'k, at Riverside Press office, rooms 22 Lake


DAMS FREEDOM S., Union A" Carpet Beating Co. (228 Cambridge, B.), house 32 Tremont


Adams F. W., driver Cambridge R.R. Co. Adams George B., solar printer, (Hayward pl. B.), boards 10 Shepard house 154 Cambridge


Adams Georgianna, stenographer, 502 Main, house at Boston Highlands


Adams Harry B., broker, (9 Milk, B), bds. 2 Walnut ave.


Adams James, laborer, h. 543 Winter


Adams Jas. H., teamster, h. 161 Broadway Adams John P., gas fixtures, 12 Harvard row, house 10 Shepard


Adams John T., laborer, h. 50 Portland Adams Joseph M., whalebone-worker (24 Lincoln, B.), house + Tufts


Adams J. Gedney, bookkeeper, (65 Black- stone, B.), house 8 Wallace Adams Lizzie Mrs., house end of Bennett


Adams Lizzie A. Miss, h. 17 Winthrop


Adams Mary A., widow of James Q., boarding-house 42 River


Adams Maurice H., machinist, house rear 152 Cambridge


Adams Peter, printer, University Press, house 1 Snow place


Adams Sophia, house 9 Day


Adams Theodore P., teacher High school, house at Boston


Adams Walter H., hairdresser, (Revere House, B.), house 124 Pearl


Adams William, cutter, (28 Summer, B.) house 46 Prospect


Adams William R. (Adams & Lincoln), dry goods, 98 Cambridge, h. 133 do.


Adams & Lincoln (William R. Adams and Alfred Lincoln), dry goods, 98 Camb. A. D. Club, 14 Dunster


Adelstine John G., cigar maker, 35 Pearl, house 12 Suffolk


Adler George, tailor, opp. 415 Broadway, house Spring, near Second


Agassiz Alexander, curator Museum of Comparative Zoology H. U., and (19 Pemberton sq., B.), house 36 Quincy


Agassiz Elizabeth C., widow of Louis,. house 36 Quincy


Agassiz George R., student H. U., rooms 39 Matthews IIall [bridge


Agnew Laurence, polisher, h. 3913 Cam- Ahearn Bridget, widow, h. 169 Norfolk Ahearn David, house 29 Cambridge


Ahearn Dennis, baker, 502 Main, house 45 Amory


Ahearn Dennis, laborer, bds. 29 Cambridge Ahearn Jeremialı, periodicals, etc., 34 River, house at Boston


Ahearn Jeremiah C., marble-cutter, h. 18 Railroad 1 do


Ahearn Maggie E. Miss, clerk, 3 Austin, b. Ahearn Mary, widow of Dennis, house 200 Dublin


Ahearn Maurice, laborer, house 149 Dublin Ahearn Maurice, laborer, h. r. 36 Harvard Ahearn Maurice J., house Hotel Went- worth, 9 Essex


Ahearn Michael, laborer, b. 29 Cambridge Ahearn Richard A., horse shoer, boards 200 Dublin [Jefferson


Ahearn Thomas, marble worker, house 41 Ahearn Timothy, baker, h. 170 Franklin Ahearn, see O'Hearn


Ahern Dennis G., brick layer, house 3 Shepherd's block, Charles River


Ahern Michacl, brick layer, house 2 Em- mons place


Ahern, see Ahearn, also O'Hearn Ah Hong, laundryman, 523 Main, h. do. Aigin L. cabinet maker, 44 Cambridge Aigin Michael, junk dealer, h. 88 Fifth Aigin, see Eagan, also Egan


Aiken Charles H., clerk, 360 Cambridge, boards 152 Spring


HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.


BURDITT & WILLIAMS Wholesale and Retall. 2. DOCK SQUARE.


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Aiken Fred J. milk dealer, b. 152 Spring Aiken Hannah Mrs., house 39 Fourth Aiken Joseph M. (Aiken & Woodard), 360 Cambridge, house 152 Spring


Aiken & Woodard (Joseph M. Aiken and Jonas Woodard), charcoal, hay, etc., 360 Cambridge


Aikens Anthony, coachman, h. 60 Hastings Ainslee J., molder, H. M. Bird, Pelham Akarman John N., supt. Charles River Railway Co., 484 Main, house Foster, cor. Tennyson, Somerville


Akerly Edward, teamster, b. 32 Orchard Akerman George, machinist, 2 Albany, h. 50 Pearl


Akerman M. Louise Miss, teacher Riverside primary school, boards 9 Sumner


Alary Louis, hairdresser, 427 Main, house 186 Green


A LBEE SUMNER, overseer of the poor and attorney-at-law, (30 Court, rooms 13 and 14, B.), house 30 Essex Alberg Chas. G., safe maker, 17 Main Alberts Albert, laborcr, house 131 Third Alberts Clement P., house 86 Fifth


Alberts Frank, laborer, boards 131 Third Alby Andrew, cook, h. rear 64 Charles Alden Charles A., (North, cor. Blackstone, B.), boards 78 Hancock


Alden George A., commission merchant, rubber and gutta percha (167 Congress, B.), house 317 Harvard Alden George L., mason, lı. 29 Pleasant Alden Geo. W. A. (W. R. Alden & Son), plasterer, boards 19 Hewes Alden G. Edwin, clerk (167 Congress, B.), boards 317 Harvard Alden Louisa, M. Mrs., dressmaker, 471 Main, house do.


Alden Oliver, painter, Camb. R.R. Co., house Dudley, near North ave. Alden Sophia D., widow of Elbridge G., house 78 Hancock


Alden Thomas, bookbinder, h. 52 Elm Alden Wm. F., fly finisher, 162 Broadway, house 21 Essex


Alden Wm. R. (W. R. Alden & Son), plas- terer, house 19 Hewes


Alden W. R. & Son (Wm. R. and Geo. W. A. Alden), plasterers and brick-layers, 19 Hewes [47 Clark Alderson Sarah P., widow of Andrew, h. Aldrich Ambrose, produce com. mer. (5 Merchants' row, B.), house 6 Day


Aldrich Ambrose D., salesman (5 Merchants' row, B.), boards 6 Day


Aldrich Edwin H., bookkeeper, 243 Broad- way, house 120 Austin


Aldrich Eliza, widow of Thomas S., boards 16 Clark


Aldrich Frank, starch, etc. (55 Kilby, B.), house Washington avenue. corner Arlington [119 Green Aldrich Henry C., bookbinder (B.), boards


Aldrich Isam, wood turner, 131 Broadway, boards 122 do. [Green


Aldrich Sybil B., widow of Paul F., h. 75 Alexander Abram, crockery and groceries, 644 Main, house 112 Green


Alexander Aroline Mrs., h. 141 Mt. Auburn Alexander Daniel, laborer, house 93 Elm Alexander Geo. E., trimmer, 162 Broadway, house at Malden


Alexander Giles R., carpenter, house 3 Rogers' block, Main [96 Columbia Alexander John, machinist, 17 Main, house Alexander Joseph, machinist, 72 Main boards 9 Broadway [Main Alexander J. Scott, police station 2, h. 520 Alexander Lydia, widow of James, h. rear 69 Brattle


Alexander Margaret, widow of John, dress- maker. house 97 Western avenue


Alexander Mary, wid. of Hugh, h. 3 Green Alexander Ruth A., widow of George, h. 4 Rogers' block, Main


Alexander Thomas Mrs., music teacher, house 10 Wendell


Alexander Thomas, printer, University Press, house 10 Wendell


Alexandrian P., machinist, 72 Main


A LGER ALPHEUS B., lawyer and bail commissioner (23 Court, B.), b. E. A. Alger's, Mt. Vernon


Alger Amanda M., teacher Riverside prim- ary school, boards E. A. Alger's, Mount Vernon


A" LGER EDWIN A., lawyer (23 Court, B.), house Mount Vernon Alger Morton, house 33 Sacramento Alger Stanley D., fireman F. R.R., boards 33 Sacramento


LGHIERI SIMON, soup mnfr., A Main, opp. Portland, house 56 Norfolk Alkern Robert, boot and shoe maker, Spring, cor. Fourth, house do.


Allan Thomas, machinist, 356 Main, house rear 28 Front


Allan, see Allen, also Allyn


Allard Alonzo, carpenter, h. 119 Harvard Allard Chas. N., laborer, h. 128 Harvard Allard D. A., driver Camb. R.R. Co.


Allard F. E., conductor, Camb. R.R. Co. Allen Albert F. (Morrill & Allen), steam engines, etc., 356 Main, house 250 Broadway


Allen Alexander V. G., professor Eccle- siastical History, Episcopal Theological School, house 2 Phillips place


Allen Ann, widow, house 11 Fifth


Allen Caleb C., office 356 Main, lionse 26 Columbia


Allen Catherine, widow, house 155 Pearl Allen Charles G., clerk, (112 State, B.), b. 69 Brattle [bds. 24 Holyoke Allen Dana, driver, Cambridge R.R. Co., Allen Daniel, boiler maker, 92 Main, bds. 175 Main


KENNEDY'S CRACKERS.


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Allen Edgar H., machinist, 72 Main, house 10 Tufts


Allen Edmund J., painter, h. 33 Market


Allen Elizabeth, widow of George S., house Lambert avenue, 6th on right Allen Elizabeth Miss, bds. 29 Everett Allen Fannie Miss, teacher Otis primary school, boards 11 Fifth


Allen Frank A., Oriental Tea Co. (85 Court, B.), house 263 Harvard


Allen Fred D., prof. H. U., h. 18 Sumner Allen Frederick, machinist (B.), lı. 24 Vine Allen George, foreman (18 P. O. sq., B.), house 4 Charles River


Allen George, trav. agt., house 109 Otis


Allen George, provisions, 157 Harvard, h. at Boston [Donald, b. 10 Brewer Allen George A., marble cutter A. Mc- Allen George W., expressman Lyceum building, Harvard row, house 25 Cow- perthwaite


Allen Henry, butcher, bds. 198 Cambridge Allen Henry G. Mrs., house 14 Ware


Allen Henry W., wines, liquors, etc. (27 No. Market, B.), house 29 Suffolk Allen Herbert D., stock clerk, 162 Broad- way, house 155 Brookline


Allen James, clerk, 6 Gore, bds. do.


Allen James, laborer, house 2 Hastings


Allen James, waiter, bds. 42 Hastings Allen James H. Mrs., bds. 108 Prospect Allen Jane M., widow of Wilkes, house 69 Brattle


Allen Jeremiah, junk, house 2 Willow Allen Joel A., asst. in Ornithology Museum


of Comparative Zoology, H. U., house Langdon


Allen Joseph, teamster, bds. 180 Main Allen Joseph H., clergyman, h. 5 Garden Allen J., carver, 54 Bridge


Allen J. Addison, house 259 Broadway Allen Kate A., widow of John C., house 155 Pearl [6 River


Allen Lavinna T., widow of Webster, house Allen Lydia A., widow of Avery T., house 56 Austin


Allen Mary, widow of James, h. 174 Green Allen Mary, widow of Jonathan, house 7 William


Allen Matthew, laborer, house 178 Green Allen Nathan L., apothecary, 155 North avenne, house Lambert avenue, 6th on right


A LLEN OSCAR F., bookkeeper, Cambridge Savings Bank, 2 Harvard row, house 42 Hamilton


Allen Richard B., house 53 Oxford


Allen Robert, glass-cutter, bds. 11 Fifth Allen Simon, engineer, house 20 Willow Allen Simon, lumper, 162 Broadway, house 30 Davis


Allen Susan C. Miss, h. 56 Austin


Allen Thomas, laborer, house rear 1 Nor- folk court


Allen Thomas, Mrs., house 177} Harvard Allen William H. B., house 13 Market Allen William M., paper ruler (31 Milk, room 38, B.), house 189 Cambridge Allen Wm. T., clerk, bds. 177} Harvard Allen, see Allan, also Allyn [Thorndike Alley Elliot E., upholsterer, house 73 Alley W. Frank, traveling salesman, 503 Main, boards 7 Upton


Allison George A., flour, (3 Commercial, B.), house 35 Cogswell avenue


Allison William, box maker, h. r. 27 Gore Allnut Frederick G., dining-room, 13 Brattle, house 13 Mellen


Allyn Horace A., supt. of Cambridge Gas Light Co.'s Works, Third, house 471 Broadway [471 Broadway


Allyn Jane, widow of Edwin G., house Allyn Rebecca P. Mrs., h. 5 Berkeley


Allyn William W., surveyor Cummings, Kenney & Co., house 104 Inman


Almgren Lena, widow of Alexander, house 2 Rogers' block, Waslington


Almorth Gustaf, telescope maker (B.), house 101 Brookline


Almy Charles jr., asst. U. S., attorney, U. S. Court House (140 Tremont, B.), h. 17 Follen


Almy Frederick, student H. U., boards 17 Follen [68 Brookline


Alphen Garrett, grease collector, house Alphen James, laborer William Reardon, house 7 Valentine


Altimas John, baker Almshouse, house Tannery, 5th on left


Altmiller August, tinsmith, h. 83 Sixth Ambos Leonard, wood-worker, 382 Main, bds. 22 Pearl


Ambrose John L., first asst. clerk of courts, Court House, East Cambridge, house at Somerville


Ambush Ann, widow, house 58 Washington Ambush Chas. S., porter, h. 58 Washington Amee Albert F., clerk, 5 Harvard sq., bds. 894 Main


MEE BROTHERS, (William A. A Amee), stationery, etc., 5 Harvard sq. Amee Ellen, widow of John, h. 894 Main Amee John, clerk, 5 Harvard square, bds. 894 Main [894 Main


Amee Lucy A., widow of Jacob, house Amee William A. (Amee Bros.), station- ery, etc., 5 Harvard sq., bds. 894 Main American Net and Twine Co., nets, seines and twines, Third, office (43 Commer- cial, Boston)


American Rubber Company, Potter, and (59 Franklin B.)


A MERICAN STEAM SAFE AND IRON WORKS, George. L. Damon, prop., 17 Main


Ames Henry G., action maker, 139 Broad- way, boards 23 Front


PACH BROTHERS,


MAIN STREET, NEXT BECK HALL, II. Wm. Tupper, Manager.


PHOTOGRAPHERS


FOR HARVARD UNIVERSITY


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Ames James Barr, Bussey Prof. of Law, H. U., house 9 Frisbie place


Ames John G., carpenter, house 23 Front Ames Simon, 139 Broadway, b. 23 Front Ammidon Alfred P., bds. 62 Buckingham Ammidon Philip R., 31 Milk room 35, (B.) house 62 Buckingham


Ammidon Russell P., salesman (169 Waslı- ington, B.), boards 62 Buckingham Anderson Abby, widow of Mathew, house 43 Boylston


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NDERSON ALFRED, carpenter, 18 Soden, house 60 River


Anderson Alice A., widow of J. F. liouse 16 Centre


Anderson Archibald, box maker Hazlett & Co., house 56 Winter


Anderson August, at 17 Main, house 6 Fos- ter's block, Baldwin place


Anderson Charles, safe maker, 17 Main, h. 5 Foster's block, rear 93 Main


Anderson Charles, teamster, h. 6 South


Anderson Charles A., piano maker, Ivers & Pond Piano Co., Albany, house at West Roxbury


Anderson Charles E., safe maker, 17 Main, house 3 Baldwin place


Anderson Charles E., clerk, 8} Mount Au- burn, house 50 Trowbridge


Anderson Edward C., clerk, 25 Boylston, boards 48 do. [boards do. Anderson Elise, gardener, 11 Fayerweather, Anderson Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, house 9 Seventh [10 Mt. Auburn Anderson Elizabeth, widow of Charles, h. Anderson Ernest S., clerk, (B.), house 47 Norfolk


Anderson Frank, carpenter, h. r. 59 Winter Anderson Frank, at 17 Main, h. 3 Broadway Anderson Gustavea Mrs., boards 37 Winsor Anderson Gustof, safe maker, 17 Main


Anderson G., cabinet maker at A. H. Daven- port's, 44 Cambridge


Anderson G. Frederick, boiler maker, Broadway, cor. Sixth, bds. at Boston Anderson Hans, helper, 17 Main, rooms 193 do. [20 Flagg Anderson Harry, hairdresser, 4 Brattle, h. Anderson Ivan, cabinet maker, 44 Cambridge Anderson James, machinist, 72 Main, bds. 11 Winsor


Anderson James, boot maker, h. 6 Foster pl. Anderson James, carpenter, Palmer, near Church, house 15 Brewer


Anderson James jr., carpenter, h. 12 Brewer Anderson James jr., teamster, W. T. Rich- ardson & Co., house 5 Otter


Anderson Jas., laborer, h. 32 Charles River Anderson John, cabinet maker, house 62 Broadway [h. 11 Revere Anderson John, clerk, 5 and 6 Harvard row, Anderson John, safe maker, 17 Main, h. 64 Broadway [18 Harvard Anderson John C., safe maker, 17 Main, h.


Anderson John L., safe maker, 17 Main, house 4 Washington


Anderson M., cabinet maker A. H. Daven- port, 44 Cambridge


Anderson Nils, at 17 Main, house 161 do. Anderson Ole, cabinet maker, house 60 Webster avenue


Anderson Otto, piano action maker Albany, house 71 Washington


Anderson Peter, carpenter, 153 Putnam avenue, house 164 Pleasant


Anderson Pierre, case maker Ivers & Pond, Piano Co., Albany, h. 62 Broadway


Anderson Robert (Anderson & Belcher), fruit dealer, house 7 Gerry


Anderson Samuel, safemaker, 17 Main Anderson Stephen, brass moulder (33 Haw- kins, B.), house 72 Spring


Anderson Stephen jr., brass moulder (33 Hawkins, B.), boards 72 Spring


Anderson William, glass cutter, N. E. Glass Works, North, lı. 114 Spring Anderson William, teamster, College


wharf, house 16 Beaver


Anderson William, printer (18 P. O. sq., B.), house Garden st. place


Anderson William, safe maker, 17 Main Anderson William B., foreman, 17 Main, house at Melrose


Anderson William L., safe maker, 17 Main Anderson & Belcher (Robert Anderson and John E. Belcher), fruit dealers, 137 Mount Auburn


Andrews Ardelia A., widow of William H., house 7 Day


Andrews D. Herbert, wrought iron bridges, Sixth, cor. Rogers (13 Pemb. sq. B.), house at Chelsea


Andrews Forest H., driver Cambridge R.R. Co., rooms 14 Eliot


Andrews George E., clerk (67 Summer, B.), boards 233} Broadway


Andrews John D., case maker, 262 Broad- way, house 233} do.


Andrews Launcelot W., analytical chemist, house 419 Broadway


Andrews Mary E., teacher private school, 29 Everett, boards do.


Andrews Mary E., widow, h. 171 Winsor Andrews Robert M., painter, h. 20 Dunster Andrews Robert R., dentist, 432 Harvard, house 834 Main [Cushing


Andrews William, gardener, h. Lawn, n. Andrews William A., piano action maker, 113 Broadway, house Hotel Brooks


Andros Henry S., apothecary, 641 Main house 11 Temple


Angell Stephen, boiler maker, 72 Main, house 161 Broadway


Anglin Jas., laborer gas works, h. 34 Banks Anglin John, laborer, house + Foster's blk,, 87 Main


Anglin Michael, laborer, gas works, house 24 Flagg


FLORAL CONSERVATORIES, P. O'BRIEN & SON. ,820 MAIN and 89 SPARKS STREETS


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Anglin Sarah, widow, h. 26 Washington, corner Brewery [bds, 24 Inman Annable John F., coffees (38 Broad, B.), Ansell Stephen H., painter, house 6 Rogers' block, Washington


Anshelm John H., shoemaker, 158 Har- vard, house do.


Anshelm Louis J., wood printer, 3 Hamp- shire, house 189 Broadway


Ansley John D., molder H. M. Bird, Pel- ham, house 46 do [at Charlestown Anstey Harry T., granite cutter, 43 Main, h. Anthony Peter, clerk, 242 North avenue, boards 2 Mead [860 Main


Anthony William A. (69 Purchase B.), h. Apel Frederick, currier, house 25 Sixth Appleby George A., action maker, 137 Broadway, boards 21 School


Appleby Mark H., laborer, house 21 School A PPLEGATE A. JUDSON, jew- Leler, 571 Main, h. 178 Putnam av.


Applegate Chas. H., salesman (450 Wash- ington, B.), boards 178 Putnam av. Appleton Charles T. P., shoes (13 Court, B), house 57 Dana


Appleton C. Frank, boots and shoes (13 Court B.), house 3 Ellsworth avenue A PPLETON JOHN H., counselor- at-law (23 Court, B.), h. 361 Harvard Appleton Warren J., sign painter (292 Washington, B.), house 12 Cottage Applin Clarence S., salesman (27 Sudbury, B.) house 131 North avenue Applin Delia Miss, house 7 Dover


PPLIN SUMNER (Shaw, Applin A & Co.), furniture mnfr., 54 Bridge and (27 Sudbury, B.), h. 131 North avenue Apsey William S. Rev., pastor North Cam- bridge Baptist Society, house 11 Cogswell avenue


. Apthorp Harrison O., h. 17 Putnam av.


Apthorp Helen, widow of Harrison O., h. 17 Putnam avenue


Apts W. W., safe maker, 17 Main Arakelyan Jacob J., printer (226 Franklin, house 9 Park


Archambeau Alfred, house 87 Wendell Archdale William C., express messenger, house 513 Main


Archibald Robert, machinist, h. 179 Main Archibald William D., photographer, house 120 Spring


Arenstrup A., cabinet maker, 384 Main Arentzen James W., piano maker Ivers & Pond, Piano Co., Albany, house at Hyde Park


Arey Reuben, leather (39 High, B.), house Washington avenue, near Arlington Arkerson Francis, rope maker, house 88 Webster avenue


Arkerson George W., bookkeeper (53 Dev- onshire, room 4, B.), h. 85 River Arkerson Leonard, rope mnfr. (Western avenue, Brighton), h. 85 River


Arkerson Rocelia C. Mrs., variety store, 77 Pleasant, house 67 Washington


Arkerson Wm. H., rope maker, house 67 Western avenue


Arms Jennie M., teacher (B.), bds. 73 Otis Armstead Chaney, wid. h. r. 358 Broadway Armstrong Arthur, livery stable, 106 Oxford, Armstrong Charles (Armstrong & Co.), lithographer, Riverside Press, house at Allston [Spring


Armstrong Frank, organ maker, b. 146 Armstrong Henrietta A., widow of John, house 464 Main


Armstrong Irwin, janitor Riverside school, house 16 Hayes court'


Armstrong Jane, wid. of James, h. 25 Mill Armstrong Janet I., wid. of Richard, h. 10 Tufts


Armstrong Jas., laborer, h. 21 Valentine Armstrong James, tinsmith, h. 286 Pearl Armstrong J., feeder, Cambridge R.R. Co. Armstrong Osman S., bookbinder Riverside Press, house 56 Trowbridge


Armstrong Thomas, spar maker, h. 71 Third Armstrong William, marble worker, house Chestnut Park


Armstrong & Co. (Charles Armstrong), lithographers Riverside Press


Arnaud Wm. S., superintendent P. O., 611 Main, house 41 Hamilton


Arno John, grocer, 46 Auburn, house 31 Brookline [210 Cambridge Arnold Annie E., widow of Charles H., h. Arnold Edward L., leather com. merchant, (65 High, B.), bds. 741 Main


Arnold Elbridge W., bookkeeper, 120 Port- land, house r. 152 Prospect


Arnold Erban E., clerk (32 Bedford, B.), boards 5 Park


Arnold George, nurse, house 46 North av. Arnold George A., asst. librarian Law School, H. U., house 713 Cambridge Arnold George F., asst. in library, H. U., house 3 James


Arnold G., hostler, Cambridge R.R. Co.


Arnold James L., clk., 337 Main, b. 1 State Arnold Jane Miss, dressmaker, house 94 Auburn [U., h. 10 Frisbie pl


Arnold John H., librarian Law School H.


Arnold John L., boards 3 State [State Arnold Joseph O. sawyer, 386 Main, bds. 3 Arnold Joseph W., salesman (123 Pearl, Boston), house 5 Park


Arnold Samuel S., leather (14 Matthews, Boston), house 741 Main


Arnold Thomas, carpenter, house 3 State Artesani Alfred, shoemaker, 7 Harvard square, house 8 Hayes court


Arthur George S., laborer, h. 57 Hastings Ash Francis, carpenter, house 58 Sixth


Ash James, plasterer, b. 127 Webster av. Ash Mary, widow of James, house 127 Webster avenue [at Chelsea Ash Richard, fly finisher, 162 Broadway, h.


BURDITT & WILLIAMS.


All kinds of HARDWARE GOODS at Lowest Prices. 20 Dock Square.


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Ash Samuel T., molder, 162 Broadway, boards 58 Sixth


Ashbee Alonzo H., action maker, 162 Broadway, house at Woburn


Ashbee Walter I., reed maker, 162 Broad- way, house at Woburn


Aslıburner Anne Miss, house 71 Kirkland Aslıcroft Mary, widow of Joseph, house 27 Sidney


Ashman Peter, laborer, house Vassal lane Asp Gustave, laborer, house 6 McCabe


Astor John J. jr., student, boards 18 Appian Way [39 Essex Athearn Lydia R., widow of James F., h. Athearn Susan F., teacher Harvard gram- mar school, boards 39 Essex


Atherton Adams H., cooper, house rear 166 Cambridge


Atherton Charles H., book-finisher River- side bindery, boards 56 Fairmont


Atherton J. N., conductor, Camb. R.R. Co. Atherton Lewis B., painter, h. 124 Spring Atherton Mary J., widow of Charles, h. 56 Fairmont


Atkins Charles, paper-hanger, 453} Main, house 30 Upton


Atkins Edward, house 176 Green


Atkins Frank, cigar maker, 513 Main, house 4 Upton


Atkins John, laborer, house 176 Green


Atkins Nathan K., grocer, Gore, corner Fourth, house at Lynn


Atkins Rotie C. Mrs., house 471 Main


Atkins Walter D., dry-pressman Riverside Press, house 46 De Wolf


Atkins William, carpenter, house 85 Gore Atkinson Andrew, coal and wood, 7 Western avenue, house 1 Inman place


Atkinson Catherine Mrs., h. 10 Foster place Atkinson John S., foreman (222 Devonshire, B.), house 36} Tremont




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